Director of Agronomy Clubs at Cordillera Ranch

The Golf Club at The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch is nestled 20 miles northwest of San Antonio in the hill country. The golf course has garnered local state, and national attention by various golf publications and has been ranked in the Top IO golf course in Texas by Dallas Morning News since opening in 2006.

The club is closed Mondays for maintenance as well as 3 other weeks for aerification. Spring greens aerification, Summer aerification on tees/fwys/apps, and Fall greens aerification.

Skills:

• Communicate with the General Manager, Director of Golf, and Owners
• Prepare annual operating & capital budgets, and other financial reports
• Schedule and supervise staff members
• Educate, train, and motivate staff members
• Maintain a safe, friendly, clean work environment
• Organize and plan in-house projects
• Maintain, repair, and program irrigation system

Experience maintaining Pure Distinction or newer varieties of bentgrass in the south / transition zone.

Dedication to profession driven by motivation to be the best

• Strong leadership, interpersonal, and organizational skills
• Possess a critical eye for detail
• Strong financial background
• Spanish speaking skills a plus
• Ability to obtain Texas applicator’s license within 3 months
• Prefer current bentgrass and zoysia experience in the south or Midwest

Cordillera Ranch is an exclusive, master-planned community offering the finest in club resort-style living on 8,700 acres of Texas Hill Country beauty carved by time and the crystal clear waters of the Guadalupe River and spring-fed creeks. A chain of hilltops form the perimeter of the golf community, encircling the 7,450-yard course that meanders through the oak laced valley below. Emerald fairways and velvety greens undulate between natural limestone canyons.

Given a 780-acre canvas on which to express his vision, Jack produced a masterful routing that embraces and captures the inherent Hill Country beauty while carefully preserving and enhancing the native grasses around the course that are so characteristic of this area of Texas. Early on, Nicklaus and the development team made a commitment to create a core design rather than having homes fronting both sides of the fairways.

Estates nestled amongst acreage home sites are set back from the course and camouflaged by the terrain. Live oaks and indigenous grasses along with strict adherence to the architectural guidelines are characteristics of Cordillera Ranch that make it truly unique. Consequently, the authenticity of this …